Given the following information, determine the total average tax rate for a BC resident earning $100,000 in employment income.     Tax Rates Tax Brackets   Federal 15.00%          Up to $43,953          22.00             43,954−87,907          26.00             87,908−136,270          29.00             136,271 and over          British Columbia 5.05%          Up to $ 40,120          9.15             40,121−80,242          11.16             80,243−150,000          12.16             150,001−220,000          13.16             220,001 and over            Multiple Choice   15%   37.16%   20.05%   42.16%   27.31%   Show the steps please

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